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Some people will tell you that blockchains are a new type of database, one that multiple parties can edit, share, and trust. That’s a start. Blockchains fit the classic definition of computers. They store information and run rules encoded in software that can manipulate that information.

Daniel Read Write Own, page -6 · February 25, 2024 Save to shelf
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